My two Rosewill keyboards, and my Das Keyboard, will happily stand up to that challenge.
The key is the switches, and anything that uses mechanical switches will almost automatically feel better to type on than keyboards that do not.
The key is the switches, and anything that uses mechanical switches will almost automatically feel better to type on than keyboards that do not.
<EDIT> Ah, according to Ars "How loud is this product? Very loud". So for my situation (quiet open plan offices usually), probably no good.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2010/02/office-warfare-our-mo...
Also, if you want a quieter keyboard but still want mechanical switches, you can go for the Rosewill keyboards with Cherry MX Brown switches - it gives you a tactile bump, but no associated "click". You'll still make a lot of noise if you bottom out, however. If you get out of that habit (easier on your fingers, by the way), they're quiet as a mouse.
See this for an example: http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/cherry-mx-rubber-swit...